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Chemistry Forums for Students => High School Chemistry Forum => Topic started by: gasstationqueen on January 11, 2017, 07:19:14 PM
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So I understand how to find the products of regular synthesis reactions. However, I'm having trouble with synthesis reactions involving compounds.
For example, H2O+K2O
It says in the textbook that the product is 2KOH but I don't know how that answer was found, could someone explain it to me? Thanks!
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Balance this chemical reaction.
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Balance this chemical reaction.
I know to balance the equations at the end, I just don't understand how the product was predicted because I don't understand how to find the products of synthesis reactions with compounds
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Just read chemistry texbook on properties of metal oxides.
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It says in the textbook that the product is 2KOH but I don't know how that answer was found, could someone explain it to me? Thanks!
No, we can't.
I mean to say, we can, but basically, it requires typing a few chapters of your textbook here, which isn't worth our while.
Basically, you're expected to read, memorize, and maybe infer new reactions from experience.
But you can't just get a mathematical rule for 'H2O+K2O'=?